463 results on '"Orthodontics, Corrective psychology"'
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402. [Psychological preparation of patients for maxillary orthodontic therapy].
403. Factors influencing the desire for orthodontic treatment.
404. Reliability and stability of the orthodontic Patient Cooperation Scale.
405. [The patient, the child in particular, and his problems with orthodontic treatment].
406. [Psychological studies in an orthodontic polyclinic].
407. An evaluation of the psychological and social effects of malocclusion: some implications for dental policy making.
408. [Orthognathic surgical therapy. 3. Psychological problems].
409. [Motivation of our orthodopntic patients].
410. Variables discriminating individuals who seek orthodontic treatment.
411. Psychological ramifications of facial change in relation to orthodontic treatment and orthognathic surgery.
412. Psychological reasons for orthodontic treatment explored.
413. A theory of psycho-orthodontics with practical application to office techniques.
414. [Attitude of teachers to orthodontic treatment and dental prevention].
415. [Treatment motivation of patients in orthodontics with reference to psychosomatic relations].
416. [Functional and esthetic rehabilitation in children].
417. [Monitoring of orthodontic treatment using individual reaction curves].
418. [Maladjustment cases following orthodontic treatment].
419. A survey of adults' attitudes toward orthodontic therapy.
420. [Psychological consultation for children in a special clinic for dental management].
421. [Personal and familial difficulties of patients in orthodontic treatment. III].
422. The psychological impact of orthognathic surgery: a 9-month follow-up.
423. [The self-perception of patients with malocclusion and the psychological effects of orthodontic treatment].
424. [Patient motivation and results of orthodontic treatment].
425. Appearance and aesthetics in oral health.
426. [What is the place of psychology in clinical dentistry? Applications in orthodontics].
427. [Psychological evaluation of the effects of orthognathic surgery for male and female patients with mandibular prognathism].
428. [Personal and family difficulties of patients in orthodontic treatment].
429. [Psychological factors as guidelines in orthodontics].
430. [Motivational aids in orthodontic treatment with removable appliances].
431. [Psychological aspects of orthodontic treatment of children with clefts].
432. [Attitude towards orthodontic treatment--a questionnaire study among 12-year old school children].
433. [Oral hygiene motivation in orthodontic patients].
434. [Functional easing of problem orthodontic patients].
435. Development and validation of a measure of attitudes toward malocclusion.
436. The prediction of patient co-operation in orthodontic treatment.
437. [Cathexis incident to malocclusion--comparison between female college students and adult women].
438. [The patient, the child in particular, and his problems with orthodontic treatment. A panel discussion].
439. [The cleft-bearing child in orthodontic treatment--care throughout the decisive years of life].
440. [Use of psychological evaluation in orthodontics].
441. [Parent-children relations and orthodontic treatment].
442. [Motivation as the decisive factor in the treatment of adults].
443. [Orthodontic treatment plan with reference to the psychological status of the patients].
444. [Basic psychosomatic knowledge in orthodontics].
445. Psychosocial factors in orthodontic treatment.
446. [Psychological aspects of orthodontic treatment].
447. [Psychological determinants of compliance in orthodontic patients--a contribution to the question of cooperative prognosis].
448. Attitudes to orthodontic treatment.
449. Social and psychological factors associated with adolescents' self-acceptance of occlusal condition.
450. [Neuromuscular training in dentofacial orthopedics].
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